Mexico 1821 - 1835

Spain 1519 - 1685, 1690 - 1821

The fourth flag belonged to the Republic of Texas from 1836 to 1845. The Republic had two national flags during its history, the first being the so-called "Burnet Flag". The "Lone Star Flag", the final national flag, became the state flag when Texas joined the United States as a U.S. state in 1845.  (From Wikipedia)

Six Flags Over Texas

U.S. History

Republic of Texas (1836 to 1845 as the Republic of Texas; 1845-present as the State of Texas)

The second flag was the royal banner of the Kingdom of France from 1684 to 1690. In 1684, French nobleman René-Robert Cavelier, Sieur de La Salle, founded a colony on the Texas Gulf Coast called Fort Saint Louis. The colony was unsuccessful, and after La Salle's murder, was soon abandoned. During this time, there was no official French flag, so a number of designs are used in displays of the "six flags".[3][4]

Later on in 1800, Spain ceded Louisiana to France under the Third Treaty of San Ildefonso. French Louisiana included northern sections of Texas. It remained in the hands of France until 1803, when France sold the Louisiana Territory to the United States. However, what would later be northern Texas was sold back to Spain years later. (From Wikipedia)

France 1684 to 1690 for Fort Saint Louis and 1800 to 1803 as French Louisiana

The first flag belonged to Spain, which ruled most of Texas from 1519 to 1821. There were two versions of the Spanish flag used during this period. Both designs incorporate the "castle and lion" emblems of the Crown of Castile (see Flag of Castile and León). The Spanish flag used in the reverse of the Seal of Texas, which was also adopted by the Texas State Historical Commission, is the flag adopted by King Charles III, containing horizontal stripes of red-gold-red and the simple arms of Castile and León. This flag was used by Spain from 1793 to 1931, and from 1936 to the present day (though the current Spanish flag now has a different coat of arms). (From Wikipedia)

United States of America (1845 to 1861 and 1865 to present)

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The third flag flown (1821 through 1836) was the flag of Mexico. Mexico's independence was recognized by Spain in 1821. The Mexican flag displayed in the Austin Capitol is the one of the Mexican Republic of 1823 through 1864.

This flag was in use in Texas until its independence from Mexico in 1836 (Texas' declaration of independence). (From Wikipedia)

The fifth and current flag is that of the United States of America, which Texas joined in 1845. Upon secession Texas abandoned this flag for its sixth, until readmission to the Union in 1865. (From Wikipedia)

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The sixth flag belonged to the Confederate States of America from 1861 to 1865. During this time, the Confederacy had three national flags.  (From Wikipedia)

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These historical American flags serve as wonderful symbols of American strength and freedom. All flags are single face reverse, printed on 200 denier nylon and finished with heading and grommets.

Since 1839, when the Republic of Texas was created, the current Texas state flag has flown over the state of Texas proudly.  The white star represents the Texas principle of solidarity, the blue stands for loyalty, the white stand for purity and the red color stands for bravery. The Texas Historical Commission (THC) reviewed and granted the approval of the designs of the Six Flags over Texas history. AW Flag, LLC can supply one of the flags or the complete six flag set.

Confederate States of America (1861 to 1865)

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Historical flags